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He is going to get his in the first half, but if our offense can't put up some points, they aren't going to stop running and eventually he is going to break one. But, I'll stay optimistic and say 73.
I don't think he'll get his 100 but I think this will be an awfully tough game for us.
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He was impressive but VY also looked like Elway back there a few times. I know CJ is fast but Troy had his number last year.
Well he has'nt went over 80 yds in the prior 2 games he faced the Steelers, so I'm guessing the same will happen Sunday. I'd say 76 yds.
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Mendenhall outrushes Johnson next week. Yeah, I said it. No way Rashard lets that scrub who was drafted one spot behind him in the same draft rush for more yards than him in a head-to-head matchup.
16 carries for 78 yards....Johnson won't get much carries because Titans are trailing throughout the game.
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A lot of indie-pop bands catchflak for making sickly-sweetsongs, but Islands have adifferent vice: the sweetly sick. Since the early 2000s, Nick Thorburn has been penning morbidly sunny-sounding anthems -- first as a member of the brilliant broken-pop trio The Unicorns, then on Islands' apocalyptically catchy 2006debut, Return to the Sea. But with this follow-up, Thorburn eclipses his past work in terms of gore per minute: From hemorrhages to hangings, nearly every track highlights some terrible way to die.
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Its been quite along time since I've been on here. I've just been busy with work and I'm desperately saving to get a farm and move out of my parents home. Unfortunately I have quite a way to go...but anyways, we live in a pretty country area and we dont live in the city. I was wondering if it's possible to maybe have chickens? If I'd fence them in? Ive heard most zoning is against having roosters but I only want hens and a few. Does anyone know how to check if your zoning permits it? If not I guess it'll have to wait till I get the small farm I want but it was just a thought I've been having so I thought I'd ask. |
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Many communities have their zoning laws on-line. You need to look up what your zone is, and then simply check the zoning regulations. They will say whether livestock is permitted or not. If it is not on-line, just call the building permit people and they can tell you what your zone is and what the regulations are. Also, it depends upon the community and the neighbors. If no one complains, you can get away with some hens even if you aren't zoned for it. Cows aren't allowed where I am, but several of my neighbors have cattle and have had them for several years. Nobody complains. If you are going to sneak chickens in, get a quiet breed and hens only. Keep the chicken housing very clean so you don't produce flies or smells. Don't try sneaking in hens if you've got a control freak neighbor or a feud with one of the neighbors. |
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zoning - shmoning, people need to learn to mind their own business. I say do it. I have 8 hens (4 barred rock, 4 Ameraucana) and they're pretty quiet. You don't have to get that many, you can always go with only 2 or something like that. I keep mine in an aviary about 12x6 ft and most of the day they barely make any noise. They're so nice to have around. And yeah you don't need roosters. They're nice, but they will make a LOT of noise. |
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greendesert, that's the ones I was thinking of getting! well barred rock. I did want Ameraucanas cuz those caught my eye awhile ago but Ive heard barred rock hens are more docile and calm. My friend keeps white leghorns and Rhode Island reds. |
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Ameraucanas are quite docile as well. I have friends that have some and I took care of theirs for a few weeks and I would go inside their run, and sit down, and one of them would hop right in my lap and lay down practically asking to be petted. incredibly friendly. In my case though, I find that my barred rocks are a little bit more docile for some reason. Leghorns are out of the question for me, I heard they tend to be noisy and nervous. Not something I want my neighbors to deal with in my current setting. |
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I received this sapling in the mail and placed it indoors for the winter in a pot of soil. After a few months is sprouted two leaves and seems to have more shoots. But now the leaves seem dry and are withering away slowly. Any ideas what to do to save it? Also, is it even an Okame Tree Sapling? I couldn't find any reference pictures based on just leaves alone. Thank you! |
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its not hard to google Okame Tree .. see link if it is that.. then you are near rotting the roots off that tree with that high peat.. wet ... potting media ... where are you.. and why isnt it getting ready to go into mother earth.. where trees belong???? trees are not houseplants .... and this is not a propagation question.. you might want to post in the tree forum.. if you want to learn about trees ... ken |
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LONDON (REUTERS) - Pharrell Williams and his song Happy reclaimed the number one spot in the British music singles chart on Sunday, knocking Timber by fellow Americans Pitbull and Ke$ha into second place, the Official Charts Company said.
Happy sold over 107,000 copies to occupy the top spot for a second non-consecutive week, having been dethroned by Timber the previous week. Pharrell Williams had scored the two biggest-selling singles of 2013.
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Amazon Web Services has announced a new feature called VM Import, which allows IT departments to move virtual machine images from their internal data centers to the cloud.
It's a strange world. When Amazon Web Services booted Wikileaks off its servers last week, many people (including me) said it raised significant questions about the rush into cloud services.
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Movie News By Kate Erbland on November 15, 2013 | Comments (4)If you are at all familiar with V.C. Andrews' Dollanganger stories, you know that the author's wildly popular five-book series are basically readily consumable insanity. Andrews' sensibilities ran towards the "Gothic" and the "family saga," and that's never been clearer than in her wackadoo Dollanganger series, which doesn't require reading for people to have familiarity with it. Let's put it this way – do you remember a creepy film from your childhood in which Kristy Swanson and her siblings were locked in an attic by their evil grandmother and weak-willed mother and she eventually banged her brother in said attic? Yup, you've got familiarity with Flowers in the Attic, which means you've got familiarity with Andrews and the Dollangangers and now you quite keenly realize just what type of "family saga" Andrews liked to write about. Despite her prolific and bestselling writing career, only two Andrews books have ever been brought to the big screen – Flowers in the Attic came first with the 1987 Swanson-starring outing that also featured Louise Fletcher and Victoria Tennant, with the lesser-known Rain following in 2006. Flowers in the Attic is basically a curiousity – the attic incest film – but it's a prime example of the taboo smut Andrews liked to peddle to the masses. It probably should have spawned at least a pair of sequels, considering the depth of material that Andrews wrote, but it's instead a wacky footnote in film adaptation history. Until now! Flowers in the Attic is now on […]
Interview: Ramin Bahrani Explores Rural Drama With 'At Any Price'
Features By Jack Giroux on May 5, 2013 | Be the First To CommentAt Any Price is like a film someone stored in a time capsule during the 1970s, and we're just now finally opening it. Influenced by Five Easy Pieces and other landmarks of that era, director Ramin Bahrani set out to make a rural drama that, despite popular belief, has an audience. He ran into resistance while seeking financing, and one might think that was because of the film's unlikable huckster protagonist, Henry (Dennis Quaid). The trouble didn't come from the anti-hero lead, however, but rather in the story's rural setting. According to the money men, nobody wants to watch a movie that's not set in a major city. Bahrani finds, understandably so, that belief to be ludicrous. And At Any Price has made its way to screen with its setting intact, a fact he is pleased with. The writer and director behind Goodbye Solo and Chop Shop originally had his eyes set on making a western, which didn't come to fruition. Funny enough, At Any Price wasn't much easier to get made, despite not being a part of what some consider a "dead genre".
Tribeca 2013 Review: 'At Any Price' Drowns In Cheese And Skewed Morals
Movie Reviews By Caitlin Hughes on April 20, 2013 | Be the First To CommentAt Any Price is truly a baffling film. At many times I found myself laughing, I found my mouth agape, I buried my head in my hands… And I hardly think that was the filmmaker's intended audience reaction. It's almost hard to believe that someone actually wrote this thing, that the film is even for real. This is especially surprising since the film's writer/director, Ramin Bahrani (who co-scripted with Hallie Elizabeth Newton), has several good indie films under his belt, including Goodbye Solo and Man Push Cart. The film throws logic and caution to the wind, features an insanely campy performance from Dennis Quaid, flip-flops each character's motivation with abandon, has zero regard for morality and never ceases to have a cheese factor that explodes through the roof. On the positive end (which is understandably quite narrow), the two race car scenes were shot well, as they were quickly paced and tension-filled. And Zac Efron is always a sight for sore eyes, especially during his two passion-filled sex scenes.
'At Any Price' Trailer Features American Things Like Corn, Race Cars, and Zac Efron
Movie News By Nathan Adams on January 18, 2013 | Be the First To CommentAt first glance, the trailer for At Any Price looks like it's advertising a melodramatic movie that takes a mock-heroic look at being a farmer, but when you see that this thing has been directed by Ramin Bahrani, the guy who made minimal but affecting work like Chop Shop, Man Push Cart, and Goodbye Solo, you know there has to be something else there. And having seen this one at last year's TIFF, I can confirm that there is indeed something else there. In between this trailer's fast-cutting of fist fights, yelling, and make-out sessions, you can catch glimpses of the story at the heart of the film. It's not only one of fathers and sons, and the pains and pressures that they put on one another, but it's one of the pressures put on the modern farmer, and how big corporations are taking over the business of producing our food and forcing the people who have been producing it up to this point to either get big too or get out of the way. Like each of Bahrani's works to date, this one is a real eye-opener.
Indie All-Stars Round Out Cast for Angus MacLachlan's 'Goodbye to All That'
Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on October 8, 2012 | Comments (1)Schneider. Lynskey. Sedaris. Weston. Sold! Variety reports that indie film MVPs Paul Schneider, Melanie Lynskey, Amy Sedaris, and Celia Weston have all joined the cast of Angus MacLachlan's feature debut, Goodbye to All That. Additionally, other newly-announced cast members include Heather Lawless, Heather Graham, Anna Camp, and Ashley Hinshaw. That's one heck of a wonderful cast but, considering that MacLachlan's feature screenwriting debut was the critically lauded Amy Adams career-launcher Junebug, it's no surprise that so many great talents would want to hitch their wagons to MacLachlan's star. The film centers on "what happens to a man who's unexpectedly divorced by his wife and forced to adapt to a new life, balancing the well-being of his daughter with his newly-complicated sex life." While official casting notes on who is playing who have not yet been reported, it's probably safe to say that Schneider will star in the central role (and the man knows his complicated sex, see: All the Real Girls). Perhaps Lynskey is set for the difficult role of unexpected ex-wife? Sounds wonderful. The film is set to start lensing in Winston-Salem, N.C. later this month.
New Yorkers! Do You Want See the James Franco-Starring, Porn-Centric 'About Cherry' for Free Tonight?
Free Stuff By Kate Erbland on September 18, 2012 | Be the First To CommentOf course you do. We've talked quite a bit about Stephen Elliot's About Cherry here on the site, and now all our lovely Gotham-based readers have the chance to actually go see the film for free tonight in the Big Apple (we know no one calls it that, but About Cherry is about being starry-eyed, and damn if we aren't too). About Cherry will screen tonight, Tuesday, September 18th, at 7:30PM at the IFC Center, thanks to IFC Midnight and Fleshbot, and you can go.
TIFF 2012 Review: 'At Any Price' Doesn't Quite Fit The Bill
Movie Reviews By Andrew Robinson on September 15, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhen you live in small-town Middle America, it seems that you have only three options. You farm, you drive a race car, or you leave. Ramin Bahrani (Man Push Cart; Chop Shop; Goodbye Solo) is a filmmaker who tends to look at immigrants in America who are trying to find a livelihood away from home. With his new film, At Any Price, he takes a closer look at the struggles of Middle America and how the shift in business models over the generations threatens the very fabric and moral pride of the people. Due to the bigger demand for more-focused growing, it's become impossible for small farmers to survive on their own. As a result, these people become either antiquated and bankrupt or form progressive, self-made conglomerates. We then see the effect of corporate America and ask, "Is this great for the economy? The man? Both? Neither?" In At Any Price we see Henry Whipple (Dennis Quaid) as the farmer trying to be as progressive as possible. One of his first scenes puts him at another farmer's funeral, offering to purchase land from the man's bereaved son. Henry's passion is his farm. He wants to make it into an even better business than he received from his father, so that he can then hand it off to his son. The problem is that he's made some morally questionable decisions in the process of seeking to resolve his ambitions. And these decisions eventually come back to haunt him.
37 Things We Learned From the 'Boogie Nights' Commentary
Commentary Commentary By Jeremy Kirk on September 13, 2012 | Comments (3)All right, all you great big, bright, shining stars out there. It's time to hear what Paul Thomas Anderson has to say. With recent movies like There Will Be Blood and his latest, The Master, the director is smack in the middle of a stretch in his career in which he's defining a new genre called Discomfort. Boogie Nights looks downright cheerful by comparison, so it's nice to go back and listen to the writer/director discuss his great, early achievement. And here we have it, all 37 things we learned listening to PT Anderson talk about Boogie Nights. You got the touch…!
'About Cherry' Trailer Wonders Whether or Not You're Interested in Pornography
Movie News By Nathan Adams on July 26, 2012 | Be the First To CommentSome movies have concepts that are hard sells and immediately put them at a disadvantage. Shoot a story that on its surface seems challenging or boring, and you're really going to have to convince your audience that you've done your job well in order for them to give your work a chance. And then there are movies like About Cherry, which could look like the most poorly crafted film of the year, and would still get everyone's attention. That's because About Cherry is about a fresh young hunk of meat (Chronicle's Ashley Hinshaw) just getting into the porn industry; a subject that pretty much anyone can find at least some way to get excited about. And it's also a subject that seems to give advertisers a lot of leeway in how they want to sell their product. While About Cherry's first trailer seemed to sell it primarily as an indie romance about youth and finding love, the latest seems to sell it as much more of a slick and moody drama about the dark side of the entertainment industry. We're shown a lot more footage of the porny stuff getting filmed, which seems to be the hard sell, and then we hear the naive young protagonist describe a coked-up James Franco as being "the nicest guy," which introduces an unsettling amount of dread.
Trailer for 'Cherry': A Girl Gone Wild, Plus Bonus Coked-Out James Franco
Movie News By Kate Erbland on February 20, 2012 | Comments (1)If this first trailer for Cherry is to be believed, stumbling into a career in pornography is shockingly easy – all it takes is one dirtbag boyfriend and one impressionable teenage girl. In Cherry, Ashley Hinshaw (who you might recognize from Chronicle) takes a few dirty pictures for some pocket change, as encouraged by her skeezy boyfriend Jonny Weston, but her cash-grabbing photo shoots have an unexpected result – they allow her enough money to run off to San Francisco with her best friend (played by, of all people, Dev Patel). In the city by the bay, Hinshaw (obviously) ends up starring in fetish porn films, falls into a destructive relationship with a coked-up lawyer (played, of course, by James Franco), and apparently lies a lot. Without that marquee cast, Cherry would sound a lot like some classic After School Special material. But while Cherry sounds a bit basic, it does come complete with an interesting pedigree – it's directed and co-written by first-time filmmaker Stephen Elliot, a former sex worker and author most famous for his lauded book "The Adderall Diaries." The film also marks Elliot's co-writer Lorelei Lee's first foray into screenwriting, though she has an extensive list of starring roles in various pornos, all complete with titles I can't list here, because this is a family site. Check out the trailer for Cherry after the break, hopefully after you nix any plans for your own porno career.
Over/Under: 'Raging Bull' vs 'Diggstown'
Features By Nathan Adams on October 11, 2011 | Comments (6)Sitting at a formidable and weighty 98% on Rotten Tomatoes is legendary director Martin Scorsese's Raging Bull, a biopic of Jake LaMotta, a 40s era boxer who was nicknamed "The Raging Bull" because of his short fuse and aggressive style in the ring. Michael Ritchie isn't a legendary director. Despite the fact that he's made movies like The Bad News Bears and Fletch, I've never even heard someone bring his name up in a conversation. And his attempt at a boxing movie, 1992's Diggstown, is sitting at a paltry 54% on Rotten Tomatoes, derided and then forgotten by a cruel world unwilling to look past the ridiculous shirt and tie combinations James Woods wears in the film. This injustice will not stand.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: June 10, 2011
Features By Kevin Carr on June 10, 2011 | Be the First To CommentThis week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr relives his childhood by running around with a Super 8 film camera, trying to capture a train derailment on film. He deftly uses the cover of shooting a home movie with a bunch of local tweens who ride around on their bikes all day like some extras in a Spielberg film. However, when the cops come after him for suspicious behavior, he ducks into the local cinema to catch the live-action big screen adaptation of the Judy Moody books. This might not be helping his case.
A Coked Up James Franco Will Lead a Cast of Characters in Porn Epic 'Cherry'
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on May 19, 2011 | Be the First To CommentJames Franco has another project in the works. Somebody sound the Franco Alarm! It will be for a film where author Stephen Elliot makes his directorial debut filming a script that he co-wrote with a former porn star named Lorelei Lee. Don't pretend like you aren't familiar with her work. Cherry tells the story of a bright-eyed young girl who moves to San Francisco, enters the world of pornography, and presumably then has a great time working a fulfilling job in an industry where everyone is stable and well adjusted. Or maybe they'll go another route, and the opposite will happen to her. Regardless, the role of the 18-year-old girl has not yet been cast, but several others have. For his part, Franco will be playing a coke-addicted lawyer that the girl becomes involved with. Lili Taylor (High Fidelity, Six Feet Under) will play the girl's mother, who shockingly has a drinking problem. Heather Graham will be an ex porn star/current porn director who becomes obsessed with the young girl, and Slumdog Millionaire's Dev Patel will play the girl's best friend, who is secretly in love with her. Probably once she starts blowing dudes on camera he will have some sort of existential crisis. Also, it sounds like whomever they find to play the female lead is going to have to be ridiculously charismatic to justify having all of these people falling all over her. What do you think? Are you ready for another movie about the porn industry? As […]
Watch This: Redband Trailer for 'The Hangover'
Movie News By Neil Miller on May 30, 2009 | Comments (8)Even though our own Cole Abaius already posted his first interview from his Vegas trip (with Zach Galifianakis), we have not even begun to spread the love all over Todd Phillips' latest comedy The Hangover.
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Poor refereeing from Spark preventing a certain knock out punch from Burgey in the Bradman thread
had a joke lined up and the ****ed closed it. demod, ban spark
Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
The Warne comments are a publicity stunt for the Big Bash, nothing more. When he comes out and says he could still rip 'em in Tests then people are going to want to tune in and see if they think he could too.
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Rejecting 'analysis by checklist' and 'skill absolutism' since Dec '09
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MacGill just tweeted me.
Parmi | #1 draft pick | Jake King is **** | Big Bash League tipping champion of the universeCome and Paint Turtle
Shane Warne the new Dale Shearer.
#QLDer til I die.
well done south africa. Best team in the world. Havent lost an away series since 2006!!
As for australia they could really and i mean really challenge for the spot if they can get their ducks right.
They need a good stable performing top order that reduces the pressure on clarke and hussey. Their blowing stocks could be the best in the world with patto, cummins, siddle, starc, mj and lyon.
They just need to get their house in order and have the stars align for them nicely
I wish I had enough confidence in our batters to completely agree with you. Cook in English conditions < Cook in Aus or India, Trott & Bell now <<< Trott & Bell 18 months ago and we don't really know who will bat at 2 or 6. KP had better have one helluva series. But Clarke in his present form may be enough to make the difference in a low scoring series. This one feels a lot like the 1989 contest right now.
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Stock markets around the world fell today after Ukraine said Russia moved more troops into the country, escalating the risk of the region's crisis spreading, as nervous investors shifted money into gold and U.S and German government bonds.
The euro hit a 21-month low against the Swiss franc and fell against the yen as worries about intensified fighting between the Ukrainian military and pro-Russian separatists drove investors to seek safe-haven currencies.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said Russian forces had entered Ukraine, and he convened his security and defense council to decide how to respond.
"Geopolitics is driving the market again, and this latest escalation in Ukraine comes as European stocks were ripe for a pull-back," said Alexandre Baradez, chief market analyst at IG France.
The tensions put riskier assets firmly under pressure with the Standard and Poor's 500 index falling below the 2,000 threshold following a record close on Wednesday.
In midday U.S. trading, The Dow Jones industrial average fell 52.24 points, or 0.31 percent, to 17,069.77, the S and P 500 shed 3.99 points, or 0.2 percent, to 1,996.13 and the Nasdaq Composite declined 10.15 points, or 0.22 percent, to 4,559.47.
The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index snapped its three-day winning streak, falling 0.7 percent at 1,369.15 points. Tokyo's Nikkei closed down 0.5 percent at 15,459.86.
The MSCI world equity index, which tracks shares in 45 nations, fell 1.81 points or 0.42 percent, to 430.44.
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I suppose when it comes to Thom Yorke-starring music videos, we should just assume he'll be dancing from now on. After he worked up a sweat doing whatever that was in Radiohead's "Lotus Flower," Thom became a meme. And if the internet has taught us anything, it's that if you become a viral sensation, you've gotta keep it going. And so, the first official video for his side-project other band, Atoms For Peace, finds Thom putting on a three-piece brown suit, alongside a fellow pony-tailed companion, and doing some kind of interpretive dancing. The video was directed by Garth Jennings, who as you might have guessed, also helmed "Lotus Flower."
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The Borough of Ridgway will use money allotted from Community Development Block Grant Funds for the remainder of repairs to the 700-foot retaining wall along Front Street. The Borough was allotted $95,871 for financial fiscal year 2011. "We completed about a third of it last year," said borough manager Martin Schuller. "We pressure-washed, stained and treated it." During Monday night's meeting council members approved to submit another application to the Department of Community & Economic Development to finish the last section of the wall. Repairs to the wall will begin in the fall.
Ridgway football will enter AML South play on a 3-game winning streak after a 19-0 victory over Cameron County Friday night at Memorial Field. "It's a great feeling, I'm so proud of my kids right now," Ridgway coach Mark Heindl said. "What a heck of a defensive game our guys played. Offensively, we moved the ball, we showed some things that we can do. We got to capitalize more in the red zone. We're happy, we're 3-1 going into AML South divisional play, tied for first place. Our kids are excited right now and they have every right to be."
Ridgway boys golf won 208-209 on Senior Night over Johnsonburg Thursday afternoon at Laurel Mill Golf Course. The five seniors for the Elkers are Kyle Caggiano, Aaron Sorge, Eric Matheson, Alex Oknefski and Jordan Lundin. "The coaching staff is going to miss our five seniors," Ridgway coach Dave Zawatski said. "It will be different not having them to rely on next year but the program is in much better shape because of them. Hopefully, we can continue the 12-match home winning streak that they have established."
The Elk County Gas Task Force's meeting Thursday night at the St. Marys Area Middle School drew landowners from across the region hoping to better understand the resources at their disposal, as well as their rights as property owners in the Marcellus Shale era. Guest speakers Tom Wagner, Esq., of Meyer and Wagner in St. Marys, and Professor Ross Pifer of the Penn State Dickinson School of Law, spoke with attendees about various legal aspects dealing with Marcellus Shale, beginning with the initial stages of lease negotiations.


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This is a significantly insignificant and misunderstood data point. Obama's numbers are generally taken from the top 20% of registered voters. 75% of Americans don't even vote. But the main point to this that is insignificant is that many Americans incorrectly believe we are now in a recovery. When the future is worse than it was back in 2008, and that day will come before his re-election, his approval ratings will look like George Bush gone mad.


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